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radioactive materials, toxic, or noxious matter associated with the use or process unless it is entirely surrounded by industrial zoning. (c) Storage Facilities, Household/Consumer Goods, enclosed. (r) Universities and Colleges. (s) University and College Dormitories. (t) Combinations of the above listed uses, with or without uses listed in EC 9.2210(1). All uses are subject to the regulations and procedures for conditional use permits in EC 9.8075 Purpose of Conditional Use Permits through EC 9.8110 Conditional Use Permit, Modification Approval Criteria. The hearings official may approve a conditional use on surplus public property for up to 10 years, and for additional 10 year periods if the responsible public agency continues to declare the property is not needed. 9.2683 SUecial Use Limitations. (1) Camping. Camping is permitted in the PL public land zone for a maximum of 9 continuous days and when directly tied to a special event being held on or very near the camping site, provided a special event permit approving the camping has been issued by the city to ensure that camping is managed in a safe manner with minimal impact on surrounding properties. (2) Permitted Uses Subject to Site Review. When a proposed public use is to be located within 300 feet of land in the broad zone category of residential, and such use will generate the need for a Traffic Impact Analysis according to EC 9.8670 Applicabilily, such use shall be subject to an approved site review application according to the Type II procedures. (3) Permitted Uses Subject to Conditional Use Permit. When one of the following public use is proposed to be located within 300 feet of land in the broad zone category of Residential, it shall be subject to a conditional use permit according to the Type III procedures: (a) Mineral Resources Mining. (b) Entertainment and Recreation Uses required to obtain a Conditional Use Permit in community parks according to Table 9.2630 Park, Recreation, and Open Space Zone Uses and Permit Requirements. (c) Homeless Shelters. (d) Recycling - large collection facilities. (e) Recycling- scrap and dismantling yards. (f) Blood Banks. (g) Correctional Facilities. (h) Plasma Centers. (i) Structured Parking. (j) Cemeteries, includes crematoria, columbaria, and mausoleums. (k) Civic, Social and Fraternal Associations. (1) Outdoor Storage or Stockpiling of Materials. Ordinance -- 96